(02/09/1998 10:33) Larry W. Virden:

>Re: locating 'right' lynx.cfg
>
>I seem to recall that the -trace option lists from where cfg and other
>similar files are being read.

It might be a good idea to put the place of lynx.cfg in 'Info' page.
So that we won't need to trace to get this simple information.
The following patch will produce something like this:

-----
                                         Information about the current document

                  Lynx 2.8.1dev.24 ([1]development version)

   Compile-time settings: [2]lynx_site.txt
   Current config. file : [3]lynx.cfg

File that you are currently viewing
...
-----

As you can see I used putenv/getenv to be able to pass `the right' place
of for lynx.cfg (i.e. lynx_cfg_file in LYReadCFG.c). I looked around and
for both DOS and VMS, this pair is safely used. Is that OK?

The other thing is that 'lynx -cfg=../my.cfg' will come up as
'file://localhost/my.cfg' in [3] which is expected. But
'-cfg=~/my.cfg' will be expanded correctly. So it works.

Of course if you don't want to show this info (i.e. security issues) we
have use 'if (!no_bla)' before printing it.

TODO:
Documentation point, "keystrokes/other_help.html" has to be updated.

Sinan.